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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1908
Page
7
AUSSEY-WOODS REALTY Co lists brick houses and cottages with prices from 1200 to 4600, including modern rooms and improvements. Promotes attractions near Fun Valley and invites readers to inquire at 2484 Ward Ave for showings and financing options.
Fragmented OCR item hints at editorial notes on honey trade and ringed names, with scattered references to rings, belts, and a 1958 date. Limited readable facts focus on a miscellaneous list rather than a clear event or person.
A hazy OCR page itemizes guests, travel notes, sales ads, and personal notices from Ogden and surrounding towns. It mentions Mrs Hogard of Pocatello visiting Ogden friends, university figures visiting Weber Academy, athletic plans, real estate ads, and local social chatter with scattered names and places.
A garbled Ogden page notes the Craudton Wire matter and a Seattle to New York route via a Gedrun car, with repairs to be done in Seattle. O.W. Snyder, driver, will follow the car next Monday, while Bruttlis ships the fleet across the Pacific to Valadisustolk in the spin boat. Protos remains in Seattle awaiting running orders. Garments and a Washington absence update follow, with Salt company matters and Salt Lake City franchise talks among railroad plans for a union depot. Burial of Clarabel Parker announced in Ogden City Cemetery after a ten year old daughter’s death. weather tempers open-air services in The Hone.
In the yard of the nave at Riverdale at WL o'clock Diatap Adam Ulngtast presiding by bleakery wern Bishop Bingham George Chia and Saywond filucham. A large cortege followed the body to the grave with many from trupura htoot Ganthay yun Blowd.
Salt Lake and state news items recount a 1910 divorce case, family births, and a Salt Lake marriage in 1808. The article covers bank president Knox’s overseas tour, European and American financial conditions, and cautious optimism about worldwide markets, with notes on Chicago deposits and international securities.
A Salt Lake City sermon defended Mormon use of the Book of Mormon as God's word written under inspiration and reinforced orthodox Protestant claims. The speaker argued against accusations the Icelandic text contradicts Christian doctrine and asserted the Bible's primacy within Latter-day Saint faith.
A fourteen year old named Maud Johns from Pork County was paroled from the State Industrial School in Dodge. She returned to wrongdoing within days, leading to her admission at Ball City and a police handover. An incident at Commercial Street involved a bottle of chloroform and a failed self harm attempt before her readmission to the Industrial School.
An old veteran recounts a long, tangled trip to Chicago with a medical consult, detailing mishaps and misremembered events. The narrator describes drugstore and cafe scenes, a mislaid bag, and the chaotic journey that followed, reflecting on family dynamics and personal quirks.
A distressed girl attempted to harm herself with a rope at a schoollike institution, later freed by a matron after a seizure of the weapon. On Saturday night burglars raided W. J Parker’s store stealing 600 pounds of goods including clothing and perfumes, leaving little evidence but a clue of a pursed scent and a tracing of the culprits.
Chicago April 18 The Aldrich currangs Bill currently under house banking and currency committees faces opposition from clearing houses and national banks across the country. Support from financial institutions is limited as concerns grow over impact on private financial groups and the bill’s reach.
Fragmentary report notes a heated debate over wartime measures. A government council faces opposition yet leans toward temporary controls, while a majority deems the proposed action harmful. A count shows 421 in favor and 410 against.
Praurketo April 1 A banker named Pennay of western New York died suddenly from angina pectoris shortly after breakfast at the Hotel Stewart He had been in poor health and his wife and daughter accompanied him as he prepared for a southern air and travel for his health
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